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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT Eiitn J In tlie postoltlce at llil'sboro, Ore. as second-class mail matter. Subscription, in advance, per year, l(0 illLL&liOUO FUUU8UIXO CO., Props, II. M. C, GAULT, editor. FlilDAY, JANUARY VMl VVTY OFF COAL. 1 ho duty has: txxui removed from suit coal for a period of one year. There never was a duty on anthra rite. It in now to be seen whether removing a tax of 67 cents per tou will lower the rlee of coal to the old figure. The Indki'kmucnt doH not believe that removing tho Im port tax will verify the clalma of the doctrinal. In making the atutement alove that anthracite coal was oo the free lint, it wan not for- gotten that coal of D5 er rent carbon was taxed. That 93 per cent coal wan ut on the dutiable list at the luHtance of our Mr. Tongue to rotect the ii.lnea of this coast that bad to compete with an lmtorteil coal brought to the Han Francisco market that ii)nt anthracite and was not called that until an anthracite went on the free Hat. Oregon and Wash ington coal mines, or rhapa more roerly speaking, the minea, ami ltborerx, will know that i( la to oen the American market to the wares of the world, and they will have xva aion to long for the efficient service of a iirotectloniat Congressman. Hut, whilo the end nought will probably not be reached, this expert ment of the tar Iff reformer will nerve a useful puriiose. If It doc not prove whaf ran be done by i. pealing a tariff law, It will Illustrate what cannot Ite done and snch negn- live demonstration are frequently quite aa valuable aa poaltlvci. A cu rious feature of the present coal funi ine la the extortion of the small In. dependent dealer. They, and the middle men seem to Ih the extor tinners. The combined will have throublo though In convincing thi public that they have not with satis faction, looked on while high price have been made and maintained The miner in the anthracite region vtruck for higher wage, and he In the Hofi coal region threatened to do so. Now, we Mball gee bow much free coal will raise Ida wages. DETAILS Of YYA1H. At the risk of being a little old, the proccedure of opening and can vasslng the vote for govenor Is detail ed. Hy tho atato rouatitution the legislature Is uitido the canvassing hoard for the votes cast for governor This duty may be performed the llrxt day of theaeaalon providing there Is an organization elect leu of I'realdenl of Henate and Hpcakcr of the House Ac. Hut usually the canvass la not made the first day. The leaders ol the legislature consult their conven ience. Tills year It was madu on Wednesday the third day. The House, by resolutions notilieil the (Senate that It was ready to go Into Joint convention to canvass the vot for CJovernor. TlieSeiisto reHindcd by coming into the 1 lou.sc at 1 1 a. m. In Joint convention the President ol Hie Senate presided. . He aits at the right of the tqa-aker and directs his cliier elerk to rail the roll of the Senate. This done and announced he directs the clerk of the House to call the roll of that body. This is done to determine afllrmalivcly Whether or not a quorum is present Of course a quorum is almost always rcorted. The proceedings there often are those of a single la sly except sometime committees have to be apiMiinted that shall be pros r ly ntrinuiei for the Henate and J louse are Jealous of tbei r prerognt i ves A motion was then made to apiaiiiit a committee of two from the Senate and two from tho House to receive from the Hpcaker the returns, 0en, and count them. Tho 1'resj. dent appointed bis committee men and the Hjeaker the others to. This lecuse the presiding officers re l?st acquainted w ith their own memtter. The committee assembled at a table in full view of the Joint assembly receive tho unopened returns that had heretofore las n sent up from the several counties. This committee was engaged more than an hour on this work. At 1? m the Joint convention took a recess 'till 2 the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. After that he delivered the inaugural ad.lra-s. These detail consumed two and ah If hours time. At the cittee of the address a motion was made and carried tout the Joint convention 'dissolve." The Senators with-drew leaving the house still in sesdion, &ome business was transacted when a motion to adjoin was put and carried. Thu iauburntiou was over. 1 he next detail other tlinn regular busiuecs which interim' j the pubiic M'llow they g.;t voliug for Sena tor." Promptly at 12 m. Speaker Harris suspended Ihe justness lu hand and aunouueed that lit com pliance with the law of Cougrcssthe lime had arrived for electing U. S. Seuutor, and that nominations were theu in order, Representative Davy suggested that the canvass of vote for U. S. Senator under state law should first be made. The chair ruled against him, where upon Mr. Davy proceeded to nominate ex-Uov ernor Ueer. This was done in a speech of .0 minuUs. It did not take Ui'p. 1'helps a tenth of that time to put Stale Senator C. YV. Fulton in tho raw. Rep. Galloway named C. K. 8. Wood. Nominations being made the aiH-aker appointed a committee of two members to assist him In cau vaaiug the popular vote cast for hen- ator. The committee asat-mhlod Rt the Sjaakers desk wliicli is on a raised platform four fia t above the floor of the house. The seaker read the returns county by county which were checked off by bis assistants. At the close Ihe footings were an- nouneed. The speaker then directed tho t hief clerk, to call the roll when iiiemliers by acclamation indicated for whom they voted. At the close of the roll cull the clerk slated who nan voteu and for whom. One rep. ublican had t first la-en recorded us voting for Wood. He would not let it stand but chamrcd to Fulton received 11) votes in House Ueer 12 and Wood 12. The speaktr announced the vote and said "there U no election." The House llun adjourned for dinner. The Lewis and Clark appropriation bill was up, and will be passed with' out amendment. Eddy was lu the chair, committee of whole and rcfuK. ed to entertain motions to amend placing a lower sum in theapprnpria lion bill. Kddy Is a very arbitrary man, and It Is most fortuntte that he was ot elected Sneaker. Washington County Is quite for tunate la committee assignment Dr. Hlnes Is chairman ot committee I...II..l . .. ' iiriK-iiw aim rnarniHfv mm iiiemls-r of the committee on I'enal, Itcformatory and Charitable Inslilu. lions. I'urdy is chairman of Elec tion committee, on the Ways and Means, and on Public Iands. Gsull Is chairman of committee on Salaries of Stale and County Officers, also chairman on committee on Priming and a member of Itiilwavs ml OUR IN ATI VEI f Si TREES ... By ... THOMAS H. MACBRIDC. Ph. D.. V. TheftForestj of Nortrr -JSAmMa 1. If Cmilinif ii frcm First i-. by the Immediate locality vlieru tin college Liiiici:h to lie estuLilIsiiuU. TUit 1 oil rliilii. of course, but it will oni day be reckoned u curious fact that wt us a people have trtven mure effort a no attention to the planting tf treea lu In Hospitable soils, v. here by nature thej do not ami cnniuit Ki'ow, than to tie care of those which occupy locallticv by nature Hastened t the prxal net ion of nrboreous vegetation and to little ol nothing eUv. Hut this very fact au'ests that the problem shows still another solution. It is an eneouriiKliiit hikh of the time thnt ulreaily jrreut mnnuriicturiiijr con cerns and establi.sliiiienta usiiiK quuu titles of lumber of certain special sorts are bet-luiiln to sliow alarm as they discover that the supply i f tho partic ular kind of wood ileiuumlcd is nut iu exhnus'Jble, lint quite the reverse. For Instance, men may buy a county or two of Mainline calc In ArUanxns or In southenatei n Missouri. I'.y clearing this of course it will fti ciiisli a supply of oak lumber for n limited number ot years anil then nothing. Ity tho ru tioiml methnds of forestry a much smaller area of woodland would meet tho demand and ta perennial. The lu telllKnt forester will elaborate a work ing plan by which the supply will be furnished year after year and yet re main a better source of supply than at tho outset because furnishing u better quality of timber. Once the cause of forestry lu this country receives the help, the Interested help, of tho great lumber and wood corporations of Uis country reformation In the enre of ouf lurem resources win ooi larry long. n ILopyrifiii, i-jvi. vy miu l. HampaoiEXj SKNATOKIAL VUI K K)K TIILUHIUV of Multnomah Coontjr, Oreiton. made and ntvrrtl r.n the th day of Uitfinher, A. l. iH, from snj aJler the Slat tluy uf jaiiuurjr, a. l. I'.njn, ai ins otiico-rooms aim I uamber of Comm-re Huihl 'K 1 ortlanu, ilultnoiuuh County, 'iivoii, wu hi private sal ar.d wi I con ..i.ui: tu u mii until euiti, inv lonowllli' ileM-ribwi rral cetute beloii(iiiK tu auid ntatvaudaituaUsl in ashuih'tnu County, Oretfou; t-wit: 1st. All of lha east hulf of the south quarter of the northwest quarter (e e 't w ! swlion one (1) township arte (4) wuth of runge two I J) west-tou-tuii:ing twenty (JO) acres. 1. All ol' the nottbwest ijuaiujr of the Miuthweat quarter of the norm net. t(ur.er (u w w i, a w V of section one (I) township thres (:) tsoatti of range two (.' wet contuiuiuir ten ( ln kw. ltd. The undivided ou--ha'" of the fo -low ii.g described lund lyiDK and heing sit uate in Ihe nortbeu3l quarter of section one (I) in townnhio three (3) south of run;rl'JiweKt,tr wi.: CoiinneiiciiiK at a point eiidit and onr half(si) r.Mln aouth of ths northeast com er of the said uortheaet quurtt-r ol auul srrtion one (1) running theucs west th'tiy ) rods; thence north six and one ball' (!'.. I rods; thence west ei(ht (h) r. da; thence north two (2) rods to the lioit h line of suid iiorlheaxt quarter of naiil r'.iui one (1) tln-nce west fortysix (4ii) -jtls; Ihenc-e aouih eighty (SO) rods, thence east eiKhly-fourtSli rods, thence north seventy one and one hall (Tt1,) rods more or less id the place ol beK'iuiiiK, and containing thirty nine acres more or less (except ii'K, however, ths right of way ol the P. .V W . V. II It. acro.-s the southeast corner of j Term, of aids. Ten (101 ner cent to occoinpuny the hid, aud aa a forfeit in case of refusal to uomnlete uurchiue. ilalan. cusli on couliruiation of sale. All sales to la) made subiect to toiitirination by the County Court of Mulluouiah County. Oregon. W. A. CI.KLANI). Kieeuior of the estate of Mary Ann Uutt iiiKtou, deceased. In ths Circuit Court of The State ol Oregon lor Washinxlon County. MutlieA Arnold as (. lardiau-iul-liteui aud nextol'kin, for I alin.la M ntlle-- -a minor, plaintiff vs Marv II. -Coy .Martin I. Parsons, Jellerson Par son. Marilda McHohcrts, anil J.aseph McKoherts her hushand, Allio Par.ns, and tiuaun Parsons his wife, Va.-hti M -toy and Klijah McCoy her husband, Lorenzo W Parsons. KlizaU-th f l,.l.n and theory Johns her liu.ituuid, Thomas C Parsons, Horace li Parsons, William Pimiii i.uslatud ot Mary Smith, (orri.l.in Parsons, Kv.rell 1. p; j.nuc.- .!r.ns. Parsoiih, aud hn luisous. Ilorara AVainted. The old reliable buaiiiMn 11 mi ih ..,.!. tie Auction aud Hale btublea, Ine., which holds speelal auction sales every duv and regular weekly auctions everv Vriii.v -( vive horses, 1 to lot), on eoiisigninent aim ituvaiice nil aoipiniig cliarces, and sell on comini-hion or wl I buy vour horses ouiriKiit. li you nave any nuiuiier horses you wish to ill arioso of at Ki-af market pi iee, no matter how far you are Pom vl c city, write tia lull description. and we will let you know what the prices nrusiKi now iiiey are selling, jtu corn ponueiice promptly answered. N. T. Jolliffo. Mgr. M. J. Walker. Aui-l i.i nesteruAva, neattie, wasii. Henry t I'arsous, Kre.1 O Alma Parsons his wife, J juuan rarsous, Daniel Parson and Alice Parsons his wife. Franklin W Psr ns, Margaret v. illiams and .IhhiIi Williams her husUnd, Flora l.'oh.its and John Kolsjrts her Inisbaiul, Km ma Perkiusaud Iwreme Perkins her h un build, Martha Siienee and I .eorne Sin. ! her husdand, i)aiy ISiirns and Jack Hums her liuslwn.l, Kliuilieth Parsons, Klira Tupia-rsnd H) Tuppcr her hus band, Kllen Tennis and William Tennis her husband. .1 :'iniii ierrisl, n.l Th,u (ierrish her husbund. Uerlrue Hall aud ewton Hall her husband. Charloa I Mr. sons and Paius his wife, l-wis Parsoiis and Dollv Parsons his wn.. .1... fcmlaiits. To Charles Parsons. - ife, Klizttbeth W Jul. IIS. I ionrrt .ti ill , 'u ' Parsons li! i Parsons, delcu- NAMK.8 5 TrniisMrtatioii. Is It bunsomb or hot air that (io eruor ChamiN'rlain bad In real mind when he w rote that part of his inau- Kcral fa voting Diiect I'ritiotrli The need of the new Tangled method of making nominations was not i really apparent when the governor's auditors lis iked b yond him to the gentlemen on the astue i.latforni. There were Judges Moore, Wolver- t n, IWan, Svert-tiry Dunbar, Treat un s Misire, Siiperintvndi'iit Acker man ami Stale Printer Whitney, all nominated by the old inethisi. Were we to go lieyond the stale, there would be It sstevelt, M Kinley and Lincoln, all ealletl to public life by rcprew-iitnive conventions. Can it be rt ally that the (Governor whs Mwing before the gallflies? Multnomah mo-t nut tiea'loweil to arrogate to herself alt the glory for promoting the Lewis and Clarke Im position. A disposilitioii to Isaist Is apparent when her sjHikemen aswrt that her share of tho tax will ho 30 per rent of the levy. Multnomah must not forget that while she is paying SO per rent, the rest of the stale is paying 70, more than twice as much, nnd that It is Jiut as burden some, even more, for liiglow in Washington to pay his stiia'tid as for the Smiths In Multnomah to pay their. Slut 'ment of taxes rollocled, amount of sheriff asscssemcnts, amount ol penalties charged, amounts j louble a-wssed, mnoun's rebate p. ni. At that hour the convention allowed, and amount delinquent and again assembled. A committee was HpKinned to waituaiu the Governor and inform him that the Iritl.lahire was assembled In Joint conventions and ready to receive any communica tion he might desire to transmit. The governor was also notified by a com mittee of bis election and asked to appear and take the oath of office, as well as communicate any matters to me convention which he desired. The gentlemen interested were lu an adjoining rooni and soon appeared, together With the others of the stale government. Gov. Ueer jusl address 1 the convention. At the close, Gov. Chamberlain stood aril Ps.k the oith of office administerel by uncollected on the l'.Mtl tax roll and Including October nth, 1 !) 0 2. Amount charged by the county rlerk 10S()70,3S, sheriff assessments f?JX. 14, penally charged $102.(10, total, f 10!Mie..l2. Amount paid county treasurer $104"70..rl, rebate allowed ('.', remittances 1 1!) I. .3.1, totnl, t T3i I .":l, amount delinquent and uncollected $2051.59. Adams liaiii V Hanks I til veil Illii'klcy r.ooth Hoth burgess Ilurleigh t'antrall Carmiliau Carter Clavpisil Cobb Cornett Croisan I hily Panneman Ihivcy Diinmick Kddy Kd wards Km in itt i Fsrr.tr Fisher ! ulton ( iallowav (iault (.ill dinii Halm Hale I lanslsiroiigh Hawkins Ilaylen Hermann Ilines Ilobsou Ilodson iliilinan I lowe Hudson I iiime Hunt Huntley . Iliiti'hiusoii Johnson .lolinstoit Jones (of Lincoln) . . . Joiiefi (of Multnomah) Judd Kay Kramer Km kendall . . IjiKollelt Malarkey Murstrra Mays Mriiinn Mil.s Miller., Mulkev Murphy Myeis Nottingham (Mwell ( rton . . I'nnlsen I'beli .' Pierce I'urdy hand heed Kiddle b'oldiins Micllev . Simmons Smith(of Multnomah) Smith (of l iniitilla). Smith (ol Yamhill).. stciwer week Test Wade Wi-lister Welirunx W lu-sldon Williamson Mr. Ss-aker Mr. President ' 1 I. Yi' i. .. NI.MniN. IN TIIK CIKCI1IT (t)UUT OF T1IK 1 Stato of Uregon, for Washiiigtnu ooiiniy. Jacob W isnier, plalutitrvs Mary McCoy Marinin I,. I'arsnna. Jeltersaii Phisuiiih Marilda Mcliolstrta, and Joseph McKoberla uei iiunoaiiii, auiu i arsons una ousan t ar sons his wife. Vasbtl Met or and Kliial McCoy her husband, 1on nio W, Parsons, i'.liiilietli W. Johns, and (ieorge Johns be hujnanu. Thomas C. Parsons. Horace G Parsons, William H. Smith husband of Mary Smith, James Corridon Parsons Kverell I. Parsons, Henry V. Parsons, Fred O. Parsons and Alma Parsons bis wile, John Parsons, luliau Parsons, Daniel rarsons an l Alice 1 arson ins wile, frank' b'l W. Pursons, Margaret Williams and Jos. WilliHiui her hubhand. Flora lloberts snd John ltolerr her husband, Kmina Perkins anil Lawrence lerkini ber Imsliiiad, Martha Spence and UeqrgeBpeuce her bus- band, itiil-r Hums arid Jack bin us be bushaml, hJiubetb Parsons, Kliza Tupfier anu li. . j unner ner nus janil. h; ten ten' nis and William Tennis her husband Minnie (lernili and Thomas ( e -rish her husband, liei true Jlall and Newton Hall her husband, Chuiles I'arsons and Totl II j , 1 l! At the Methodist church next Hun- day, Dr. J. 11. Coleman President of j Willamette University will preach both morning and evening. Dr. Coleman is an attractive shaker of rare moral power. Do not fail to hear him. It Is believed that the .State. Legis lature never before the death of Con gressman Tongue, voted to attend a funeral In a body. Not only did the members of the legislature come, but the state officers including the judges of the eupreni court and a large number of the circuit judges. Executors Nolire of Keal Estate. Sale or trtCK 13 JIKKKHY tilVKX THAT tho undersigned cuecutor of the Klale of Mary Ann HntHngton, deer use. I. Ly virtus of an order of ths County Court Parsons bis wife, lawis Pamons and Dollv rnrsuiii nis wne, ueieuuautt. Vo Charles rarsons, parsons h! wife, Elizabeth V Johns, tieorge Johns. J ulian earsn, Martin L rarsons, defen- uanta. In ihe name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer .lie complaint uieii against you In tlie above entitleil suit within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, thelirst oubbeation tuereof b' 1 I ine on Friday, January 2. ps.''i, and if you tail to so iipiH-arand answer, for want tbere- ol the ulaintill' will apply to the Court for Ihe relief p-ayed for and demanded in bis said cumpluint. to-wit: lbal the ulaintill he adjuugedand ueereeil to he theou.ierin simple ot tlie loliowing ilesrriiwd real proeriy situate wuhlil Washington Co, tiregon, and Uescrined as lollows to-wit Iteginiiing at a point on the east line of the I Horace and Marilda rarsons 1) 1. C. N luU l.i i.r .1. . ..i. .. i .' . i. i. '? ui-g tv tvr,;ni viiailie iruni luo D u corner Ol said claim and running thence S to.'t deg K is iMiuins: tnence Z(.U coains; tlienee ll.4,'i chums; thence W V14 chains thence N 1" I.V W li .'.) chains; thence K la.ltl chains: thence :i.Lj chains- thence N H.1" 4b' K Jt chains to the place ot ben in nlng, exoepting tberelioin a right of way eueu ny jacoo nismer to j. ii, limit and C. W. Sutton by deed recorded in vol ume -S page 'M. of the records of deeds for Wasnington ixmnty, Oregon. i nut tlie defendants and each of ttiem be admitted and dei'reed to have no Interest in or rinlit or title to an vol sa;1 land, or aa ot them, and tliat they snd each of them tie forever harred aud enjoined irom asserting any right to or claiming said lands or any por tion thereof ortoown the same, oi anv imrt tliereol, that tlie deeu irom Horace ana Ma nilla Parsons to Allison Parsons recorded ou page i-'Tof book l"of thervconlsof leeds lor tlie County el asinngton, Ore gon, tie adjudgeu and uecreeu to Decorrec ted so ! s to read as follow s towit: ( ommencing at the southeast corner of the .ioruce and Marilda Parsons 1 L C in Washington Comity, Oregon, and running thence north IO'.j deg west I chains to Kjet: tlieucs south s deg a-iu 4't mtn est 'J4 chains to a corner Kst: ttiene south Mi chains to the south line of said laim; theme S si', deg h. 34 chains to the place of beginning. 1 nat ine uescrieiion in ine xeeu irom Manilla rarioiis to Willism and Luther parsons recorded ill book 'K" tiage XI of the record of deeds lor said I oiiiity and State lie adjudged and decreed to lis cor reeled so as to read as follow tow it : beginning at ths S W comer of T. J Flaunery's .and and running thence 6 1 g. to m tlie n corner oi me ii i, j oi Horace and Murildi parsons; themes) (is leg. K nlong the S line of said clahn 81 chunks to an annular corner in said S bound-iry; thence N deg K nlong the a line ot said claim I4.0I cliiuns to tlie K W corner of J. O. Pierces laud ; thence N along said J. O. pierces W line to I . tl. r tannery s 8 line; thence VV along I. 0. Fianiiery's S line to the place ot beginning containing JL .l m-res more or less ill T I ri It 4 W an i being in sections II s'td 1'. That the description in the deed from Allison parsons to J. O. pierce recorded In vol, "l" page 74.' o. the records of de "Is for Washington County, Oregon he ad judged and decreed to be corrected so as to read as follow s. Commencing at the 8 E corner of the 1) L C of Horace ami Marilda Parsons and runni n thence N 1111, di g W Ittf.im chains to a twist: thence s i deg and 4 nun Icli.nnsto a corner no-t: tlieiire V w clisins to Ihe M line of said O I, C; thenre N ifi'. deg K .11 chains on the 8 line of said claim to tlie place of beginning in T t 8 K vt ill .Mir anil c Jtainiiig rarts oi sec tions No 11, 12, lils-td 14, suit conla'ning acres more or less, and lor a further decree iinir'.ing ths title to nil of said plaintiQs land above described aa against vou and each ofyou and all persons claim ing br through er under vou. And for such other and further relief a may ap pear to the Court lo be equitable in the prendses. This summons is served upon you by public ition by O'derof Hon. I.. A. Uoosf, County Judge of Washington County. Ore gon. iatei at chain beis Dec. als.. Hkrl, and said order requires this summons to he published for -ii cnarcutivs weeks snd said order reiiin i you to appear and answer plaintiffs mid complaint within six weeks from the date of ths first publi cation htsreof. TH08. II. A K. B. TONOUK, 33-311 Attorneys for pIsinliT. Julian Parsons, Martin ants. lu the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit witliin'six weeks from tlie date of thu firs, publiea tion of this Summons, tho first publica tion thereof being on Friday, .laiiu.irv " ltH):i, and if yi u fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof the plaintilt will apply to the Court for tlie relief prayed for and demanded in his said complaint towit: That the plnintiff he decreed to Iki the owner in fee simple of the following deecrilied real property Biiuaie willpii Washington Couutv, I re gon, and (lescriUil as follows towit : Beginning at the Southeast comer of mo Horace and Manilla Parsons 1L( in 'r i u u i ii i ... .... . , iiiametle aien- nan, and runnins; thence N I OA deg V on K lmiiinlary of said claim L'l.OH chains to the H K comer of a tract of land con voyed by the estate of J. O. Piurce.de ceiised, U Jacob Wisiner, bvdi-ed re.:or.l e.1 in Volume '':' page L;':s of n-eords of dit'd for Washington County, Oregon, thenco W J7.07 chains; thence N I4.." cliains; thence W 4.VH chains, more or less, to the W Isnmilarv f a.-,i, J i I. f; thence 8 I ileg l.r) inin'K on said claim line to tlu'H V corner of said J L C thence H IkS deg K : chains to an angu lar corner on S loundary of said claim ; thence N IMil deg K 47 chuine til lbn Jilace of la-ginning. i Second tract, lleginnmg on the S line of sectio.t 11. T 1 N It 4 W '.'li.Sii ehains h of the S W comer of said tliuoco in h line direct I v toward I he S V. corner of W. K. Curs-iitor 1 L V L'l. : chains, more or less, to a point due W of the S W corner of a tract of land con veyed hv the i'i ni.. ol I ii v;.,. .1., ceaseil, to .lainb Wismcr, bv deed record ed In llisik "Y" page 54H of records of deeds for Washington County, Oregon, thence to the W line of said Parsons 1 I, C, thence 8 1 deg 15 mill 10 on said W line to the S W corner of said l:iim thence W 4 cliains to the place of lsgiii ning. That the defendants ami each ef them las adjudged and decreed to have no interest in or right or title in nnv of said land or any of thein, mid that thev anueacii or tlienil orever hsrred I enjoined from asserting any right to or claiming said lands or any (sirtiun there, ot, or to own the same, or anv part there of. That the descrintion in the .I..1 from Horace and Manilla I 'arsons to Alb. son Par-ons rccordod ou nage 7l'7 of Iss.k '!)" of the ri-eonlrt of doe, Is fur tl 14 i Vll lit u of Washington, Oregon, be adjudged and ! ueeretsi to lie corrected to as to read ns loiiows town : Commencing at the Snuthnast . ...., of thu Horace and Marilda 1' arsons 111. C in Washington County. Oicimn. ami running thence N lot deg'W :ii.!t chains to a post ; thence S N5 deg and 4"i niiu 4 chains to a corner i.i.hi 1 1, ..,,,. w "0 chains to the S line of thence N IKiJ deg K : chains lo the place of beginning. 1 hat the descrintion in the ile.sl from Manilla rarsons to William nnd Lull rarsons recorded in book ' ,, ;ei t the retard of deeds for said I IllllltV llll. 1 State be adjudged and decreed to lie cor rected so us to read as follows towit: ueginning at the r-outhwest corner of r. J. Flaunery's land and niunine thi-ne. 1 1 deg K to the B W corner of tho l C of Horace and M iirMf llL 111 ruitlat thence 8 (W deg E along tha S linn of sni.i claim :U chains to an angular corner in sa'd S boundary: thence, ilti.l ,U. V along the 8 line of said claim I l.lil chains to the S W corner of .1. o. I h rn s land : iem along said J. O. Pien es W line !.(. riaiinery's 8 line: tben.-.. IV ong J . o, Mannerv's 8 lino to the i M-e of la'giniiing e intainine -Jit!).! n. r.. more or less in T ISII1 W and being nTvuuiiB li mill ', That the descrintion In ll. ,l...l (...... Allison Parsons to J. O. PiHn'e recorded Vol "U" page 71 of the r...-i.r,l- ( leeds for Washington Coiintv iir,i,,.. Iss adjudged and decreed to be corrected as to read as follows: Ommencing the 8 K corner of the IlLt: of Horace ml Marilda I'arsons n. I running thence ' 10.J deg W :l!iO chains til A ISUll ' thence 8 H-" deg nnd 45 inin W 24 chains to a corner post thence S 50 chains to the 8 line of said I L C; thence ib deg K :14 chains on the 8 line of said claim to the nlaceof begiuning in T I H K4 W Will Mer and containing parts of sec tion No 11, 12, PI and 11 and contain ing PJ4 acres more or less, ami for s further decree Quieting the title to nil of said plaintills land nlxive described as against you snd each of you snd nil per- j sous rimming ny inroiigh or under you. And for such other and further relief ss nniy apiear to the Court to lie equitable in the p.emiscs. This summons is served npon you bv piibiii.ition by ordorof Hon. L. A. Ibss'l County Judge of Washington txiuntv. Oregon. Ialed nt chamliers )ee 'ils'l. I W-J. and said order room res this sum mons to he publish si for sit consis utive weeks ami said order requires you to n( iear and answer nlaintifT s said conn. lain! within six week.' from the date of the tirst publication ecrcof. TIIOS. II. A K Who Fills Your Prescription? If we fill your prescription or re cipe it is filled with the best quality of drugs and full-weight without over charge for honest service. "Ve pay no one to send you to us and therefore, it PAYS YOU to bring your prescription here. A goodly number of people are al ready aware of this and a trial will convince you. Bailey's Pharmacy. DEADLY NARCOTICS Any honest, intelligent diuggist or physician w ill tel you that narnitio poisons such as opium, henbane, deadly nightshade or cocaine and mercury are and linvo been Bince tha Dark Atas used in all Pile Medicines, and that such medication really ier)etuates Piles. Verus Pile cure is not a relic of the Park Ages, henw contains no narcotics or meicurv, $5000 Reward if a trace of any namum or mer cury can be foudd in Verus. All Others conta;n narcotic or mercury, pen? it if you dare mosslutcks. 150 Howard If Varus fails to cure any case of Piles. Worst cases cured with one box of Verus. Over 10,000 periiinneut cures in live years : Sold in Hillsboro by the Twentieth Century Store: The Hillsboro Pharmacy, J. F. DAVIES. SRSBIOSNT. , T. BELCHER, aiO'V AND TSSA8 St. Charles Hotel laoosr-oaATSD Front and Morrises Streets, Psrtlauil Oregon. Flectrio Lights, Eleotrie Bells and Hydraulic Klevator. Ii0 Itooius at 25 U 6e , Hultes, 76, t fl, Ueud Kcstauraut ('aneetion. la Give us a call, DAVIS & BELCH EK, Maiia-Pi s. J 5tb Annual Clearance Sale Great Reduction for Short Time Only. My prices hare always been as low, ami on some artlelcs even lower than rorllantl prices, but until February 1st I will offer every article in my store at prices never before offered in this count jr. WATCHES are roIiir at prices that cannot be di'mlica tcd anywhere in the state. 9.oo Dueber Hampden watches in fine case for '. $10.00 Walthara or Klgin watches iu good i ier Ladies' Waltham or Elgin watch in fine 14-k gold filled case 15.50 Walthara or Elgin watch in fine 14-k gold filled case. Gents' size only $6.30 $9.80 $10.40 Every article in my atock at the same great re duction. I give you the liest stock west of Portland to select from. A very fine assort ment of cut glass, sterling silver and plated ware. A full line of the celebrated Rogers taoie ware, stiver novelties in endless iusion. pro- 1 DOOR WEST OF BANK. scker's Iryspepsla Tablets arc salt. on a positive ittiuruntee. Tores beart-bari raisine ot the food, distress after satins 01 any i.irm ot dyspepsia. Una little lablt irivesiiiimeiliaie relief. 25 eta, and AO cu t he Delta Driiic Btore. I'ortlaud Markets. Wheal Walla Walla, 70c; Uuestem. SOc; valley, 75, (.'7(1. ' Hour lost grades, MXiaSGH liarrel ; gntliam, :i 'HHUi 00. Outs No.l white, tl ISftril 171 1 1L"S A I 15 per cental. IJarley teed. 2:t r0 Der ton iiresiinfcT. roiien,.'-t.nu per ton per Krey $24; Not Ier t Intention to With draw Inanrniiro Iteposiii by tlie Imperial In nraiireCompaiiy I.I mi ted. 3;t.:if I?. TONtil'K, Attorneys for plaintiff. Millstuffs Hrnn, $1H1W; middllnifs. J loilMj shorts. tllKftt); chop, tin. nay limouiy, alio. 12; clover, 10; clover, f.t; wheut, Hlfn lO per ton. Hut'er Fancy creamery, 27Jo?i30e dairy, JOm .'.'c ; store, 1 jc (.1 18 per pound' Kirns fresh I'.iM.TOc. ClKHjse Pull cresm twins, Hlr171c' Vntinu American, KjcWISJc per pound' Poultry Chickens, niiied, $.MH,l','- nens, mm 00 : aressed. 10c For a had taste in Ihn inimlh take a few dose ot Clismlierlsin's Ktotn. aeh a-d Liver Tablets. I'riee 25 cents. Warrantril to cure. For axle hy The Delta Drug Hlore. ' tier rwinn.,1 . springs, :i.00(rf3.&0 per dosen ; ducks. v......,, it, K"se, nian.isj .urksys live.l.'ic; dressed, 15c; Mutton Umbs, $;ti, gross; dreed vu.sjc p-r ponna; sheep, fit, gross - ilressed, 7Jc per pound. ' I loirs (iross. heavT. tilii-rt n.,i. fl.76cr.'; dresse.1, 7r7,e cr ponnd.' eal Small, 71(fMJc; large, .w7.r s-r (Hinnil. Ileel (irosn top sleers, 4.O0rt4.75 eons and heifers l'!.(SH3.70; dresani lssd, at 7 Jc per sill nd. Hops aJirf2ii ic sjr pound. Wisil Valley Uir.,l.K: ; Ksstern()reKn 8 at 14! ; mohair, 2U at 2Sc per pouml Potatoes $."SI (,t $X0 per sss k Unions $l.s ct. Shippers price. I To whom it may concern ; from th. 8, ;, lR'W '',,I,0"'t W. J. tO.MI'AXY, I.nii'lers, .Manaeer. r How Is Ihis When Inwantofforniiure, ear,,, is, rockers wall.,,,M.r ailll mui ' ny ,hK , ,y u,,e. step i ntKH prim. I , sstlsll, , tht we can suit you and , fnr HH ril re concerned they will s.irely ,,,.so yoaaslaxdlat and -., A trial is sure to l. ,.sioII1(.r. Donelson'a Furniture Store. or. lid itml Min. To Cure a Cold in One Dav Cure Crip n Two Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. mi,mm nmm ..II ! S 'II ? . I " -v.. p ...vttii. 1 nu uenarnr. v. s. i. s r v r s UOI. mry on every